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Helen Kellers Birthplace

Tuscumbia, AL

Historical
5 (4 reviews)

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Address: 300 N Commons St W, Tuscumbia, AL 35674, USA How do we get there? Number: 256 383 4066
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About this activity

If there is ever a need to take the kids to a place that can not only educate, but inspire, then Helen Keller's Birthplace might just be that place.

Helen Keller's Birthplace is a historic home dating back to 1820. Kids, want to put this in perspective? This is only one year AFTER Alabama became the 22nd State of the Union. Pretty amazing!

The home is called Ivy Green, and is a beautiful cottage with four large rooms on the first floor, and three on the top floor.

Helen Keller was an amazing woman, who was deaf and blind, and mastered the art of braille. She grew to learn to use a typewriter, and even graduated from Radcliffe College. She dedicated her life to improving the conditions of those who were also born deaf and blind, and now is known as the "Miracle Worker"

So you see kids - you can achieve anything, no matter what!

A trip to the Helen Keller Birthplace is a great example of that, and can inspire kids to really be the best they can be.

The house is filled with memorabilia and information about Helen Keller, so kids can learn all about history, and the woman herself, during this fascinating day out.

There are also grounds, gardens and external architecture to enjoy.

An amazing day out in Alabama!

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Directions

Ivy Green is located two miles off Hwys. 72 and 43 in Colbert County, Tuscumbia, Alabama.

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How much does it cost?

Hilton

Adults

$6

Hilton

Children

$3

Hilton

Free Under

4 years.

Hilton

Last Updates

2022

Helen Kellers Birthplace FAQ’s

They have dedicated time and resources to preserve this house, and to create a fitting tribute to an amazing woman

There are plenty of places to pick up something in the area before or after your visit

Why not get the kids to read up on Helen Keller before visiting, then they can really appreciate the experience more

Give them a call to check the accessibility of the house, as it's historic

The last tour starts at 3:45pm daily

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